Newborn Care
A quick, gentle way to check in on your little one's hearing in the earliest days, often done while baby peacefully sleeps. 🤲
Free during our posted screening times. Reservations are required, so it stays calm and quiet for every baby.
Upcoming screening times
Next screening day
Saturday, October 10 · 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
We hold a handful of free screening times each month at our Queen Creek office. Each visit is about 15 minutes, and we see one family at a time, so it stays calm and quiet for your baby. Choose an open time and you’ll get a confirmation right away, plus a reminder before your visit.
See open times & reserve hereOne important thing 💤
Please come with baby fed and sleepy.
A full, drowsy baby helps the screening go smoothly and gives us the clearest reading.
More options
We post each screening day on Instagram, so you can always see what’s coming up.
See our dates on InstagramDon’t see an open time that works? Send us an inquiry and we’ll let you know when the next one opens.
Request a personal screening timePrefer a private time, a different day, or an in-home visit? We’ll set one up. See pricing below.
Pricing
Included with every midwifery and postpartum care package, and free for everyone during our posted screening times, once you reserve a spot.
Outside those times: $36.40 at the office, or $78 in your home ($35 / $75 with cash, Zelle, or check; within our service area).
What to expect
Newborn hearing screening is a simple, non-invasive check using an OAE-style screening. A soft earpiece rests gently in your baby's ear and listens for the tiny responses a healthy ear naturally produces. There are no needles and nothing uncomfortable.
The whole thing takes just a few minutes and is often done while baby is sleeping or content, so it fits easily into a calm moment together.
Why it matters
Checking hearing early can help families and providers notice when a little one might benefit from a closer look. Early detection opens the door to early support, which many families find reassuring as they get to know their new baby.
A screening is a first step, not a diagnosis. If anything comes up, we'll help you understand next steps and where to turn.
Tell us a little about you and your pregnancy. We'll reach out to talk through your options and find the right fit.